She gave me her number but not sure if she’s into me. Should I text her?

I have this really cute new neighbour who is my age. I’ve never spoken to her before but we follow eachother on Instagram. I got a DM from today her saying that her car got broken into and she was wondering if I saw anything. I told her no but I’d keep a lookout, and she was very responsive with me so I transitioned the conversation elsewhere. I talked to her pretty much all day over DMs, exchanging roughly 20 messages . We both sent a few winky faces and I was under the impression that we were both lightly flirting with eachother. The convo started to slow down so I said “hey can I have your number so I can let you know right away if I see anything suspicious? It has nothing to do with you being cute, strictly business;)”. She replied “ahahah ok ok, here it is ________, text me if you find him 👀” . I replied “will do!” And that was it.

I was a little taken back by her response cause it certainly didn’t feel like an invitation to text her anytime soon...and she was responsive all day and was definitely showing interest and being a little flirty with me.

I am a 22[M], she is 20[F] What do you guys think?

Ps. Honestly my girlfriend dumped me a month ago and my self esteem is pretty shook. I havnt been talking to a lot of girls so that’s why I really want some opinions on this. I need to get back in the game.



Submitted May 01, 2019 at 05:00AM

I have this really cute new neighbour who is my age. I’ve never spoken to her before but we follow eachother on Instagram. I got a DM from today her saying that her car got broken into and she was wondering if I saw anything. I told her no but I’d keep a lookout, and she was very responsive with me so I transitioned the conversation elsewhere. I talked to her pretty much all day over DMs, exchanging roughly 20 messages . We both sent a few winky faces and I was under the impression that we were both lightly flirting with eachother. The convo started to slow down so I said “hey can I have your number so I can let you know right away if I see anything suspicious? It has nothing to do with you being cute, strictly business;)”. She replied “ahahah ok ok, here it is ________, text me if you find him 👀” . I replied “will do!” And that was it.I was a little taken back by her response cause it certainly didn’t feel like an invitation to text her anytime soon...and she was responsive all day and was definitely showing interest and being a little flirty with me.I am a 22[M], she is 20[F] What do you guys think?Ps. Honestly my girlfriend dumped me a month ago and my self esteem is pretty shook. I havnt been talking to a lot of girls so that’s why I really want some opinions on this. I need to get back in the game.
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